Rachel Flores/Medical Record

Main Page	Rachel Abigail Flores Serial Number: WN - 144 - 835 Rank: Ensign Position: Engineering Officer Assignment: USS Constitution-B Clearance: Beta-One
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	Rachel Flores Patient Reference Number: WN - 144 - 835 Date of Birth: 212304.13 Age: 278 Sex: Female Species: Human
		MEDICAL RECORD
	Height: 162.5 cm (5'4") Weight: 53.01 kilos (117 lbs) Blood Type: O- T/E Rating: T0/E0
	PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Chronic Illnesses: None Medications: None Allergies and Reactions: None Sexual/Reproductive History: None
	PAST HOSPITALIZATIONS/SERIOUS ILLNESS 239506.16: Unfiltered exposure to space 240101.10: Moderate TBI from a hoverboard crash PAST SURGICAL HISTORY 240101.10: Burr hole surgery to relieve intracranial pressure from a contusion and subdural haematoma Surgeons: Dr. Park OR Site: USS Constitution-B
	PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY Trauma related to temporal displacement and subsequent loss of family and friends. Monthly counseling sessions recommended. SUBSTANCE USE HISTORY Alcohol: 2 glasses of wine per week Recreation Drugs: None Other: None
	FAMILY MEDICAL HISTORY Parent 1 (Mother): None Parent 2 (Father): None Siblings: None
	SOCIAL HISTORY Marital status: Single Children: None Occupation/Assignment: Engineer Diet: Omnivorous Exercise: Swimming (3 times a week), Yoga (5 times a week)
	PHYSICIANS' NOTES SD 239506.20 - Medical Officer: Lt. Anath G'Renn, USS Blackwell Medical Assessment: Commander Flores is physically in good health. The effects of exposure to a vacuum and the temperature fluctuations of space have been repaired. The exhaustion of the week's events and the lingering psychological troubles are obvious, but not under my jurisdiction. There are no physiological problems that require attention from the Department of Temporal Investigations.
	COUNSELORS' NOTES SD 239507.23 - Counselor: Lt. Commander Temmi Sh'Rao, Department of Temporal Investigations Counseling Assessment: Rachel Flores has made some progress in accepting her current situation. She is more open to discussing coping strategies and has been more cooperative with investigators and the temporal reintegration staff. Attempts are being made to locate potential family members, but I don't recommend contact be made until Ms. Flores is ready. She has also been increasingly protective of the surviving crew of the Forthwith. In previous counseling sessions, she has expressed guilt over the death of Captain McMillan. Filling the void of leadership may be a strategy to cope with this grief.

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